Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-07-01
oleomargarine tax collections during May

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horses and IL cents per head, Of sheep and
goats. This would yield the Indians about
$25. 900 o year. y
The following pensions were granted
Observation-Disclosures, mother E. Anterne,
Belgium. Original: w. A. Little, Prescott;
y. Koch, Milwaukee, Fl. Thomas, Indian
Ford; N. D. Frank, Hunt A. Nichols,
Sparta; A. Englerth. Norwalk; w. II.
'. addell, Omro. Minnesota-J. Amber
Buffalo; j. Washer, Crookston; A. Becker
Clarissa. Increase-L. Kimball, Canton;
age. Dakota-E. G.. Frink, Centennial
Park; u. A. Herman, Waterbury; {. E.
Murphy, Prior.
A. d. Parant, defaulting cashier OF the
Hockelege bank of NJ ontreal has been ar.
rested in Buffalo charged with embezzle-
meut OF funds Of the bank to the amount
OF $22, 900, about $40, 600 OF which has
been recovered in money and securities.
He fled to Montreal May 81, and was
traced to Chicago and thence to Buffalo. ,
Postoffices established: Wisconsin-Si-
yer Lake, Kenosha county; Whitel, Wan.
paca county. Postmasters commissioned
Dakota: Mellette. T. w. Childs Nels
Mahito, J. H. Boohr. Wisconsin: Dako-
ia, Louise j. Crandall.
London Special: Mr.. James G. Blaine
spent n quiet day reeuperating from the
fatigue Of a few days ago. He expressed
spectacle in the abbey, and produced the
entire ceremonial, within and without the
editice, a grand and never to be forgotten
sight His exceptional treatment, too, at
the hands OF the officials and prominent
English statesmen. has made q marked
impression upon him.
MIR. Junius S. Morgan has presented the
Metropolitan Museum of New York with a.
fine painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds. 1t
was painted for the earl OF Westmorelana
III 1850 and contains the portraits of Hen
ry Fame, Charles Blair and Migo Jones.
General Traffic Manager Kinball OF the
Union Pacific at Omaha, il testifying be-
lore the Pacific Railway commission, ad-
the nomination. election or defeat of cali
djdatcs where the men were nominated ex-
pressly Tor the purpose OF attacking the
lnteres ts Of the road. He had used his
own and railroad money for such political
purposes.
w. W. Corcoran of Washington and
Prof. Baird, of the Smithsonian ms titu-
tion have both nearly recovered from
their recent severe illness.
Mrs. Dan Lamont is the only daughter
OF Orson kenney. q retired farmer OF Cort-
land county, N. Y: was educated at the
Elmira Female college and married in
1874, and is the mother Of two little vel
low-haired girls three and five years old
respectively.
The following patents were issued to
western people: Wisconsin-E. G. Du~
| rant, Racine, steam boiler; ]. Mueller, Mil
| waukee, hot air furnace; H. c. Swan, Osh-
kosh, spring for vehicles; 4. Twick She
boygan combined land roller and clod
crusher D. Willard, Turtle Lake, auto
matte track gauge. Dakota-H. Augustine,
Sioux Falls. axle lubricator. Minnesota
Z. Herzog, Minneapolis vault light.
At Corunna, Mich. Jonn Abbo tt and
| wife fatally stabbed one Craig, Mrs. Alb
botts father. Craig had opposed the mar
! riage of the couple and threatened to kill
Abbott. The latter and wife we're arrested
The closing OF the Fidelity Bank OF Gin
cinnatti will not affect the Chicago banks
in any way.
Arnold e. Co., OF New York, coffee brokers
recently failed, have obtained attachments
against creditors for claims aggregating
S7oS,233.
George Gould is going to Labrador in
his new yacht, with his wife and few
friends
In consequence OF the action OF the
mayor OF Cork in hosting q black flag on
the occasion Of the jubilee and because Of
his having shown favor to Nationalists,
Plunkett, divisional magistrate has sus~
pended him and ordered that only Il resi-
dent paid magistrate shall try prisoners.
William O'Rrien, the Irish editor is sepa-
rated from his wife. She was a soubrette
actress.
The London Lancet declares that Grown
Prince Frederick William is en- JOY ing excel
lent health and his throat trouble is i'm
proving.
The prince OF Wales, the kings of Greece,
Denmark, Belgium and Saxony. the crown
prince OF Germany and several other
princes and Lord Wolsely and the duke
OF Cambridge reviewed $4,000 troops at
Aldershot.
OF the pereons charged with being impi-
Gated in the murder Of Col. Soudeikiu,
chief Of the Russian police, who was assas.
sinated in 1888, seven have been sentenced
to death and fourteen to transportatio ton
to Siberia. Two of the accused were &C
quilted.
The father OF Miss Clinch, who was mar
ried recently in Paris to Banker Meri!Ion,
got So, 900, 900 out of the Stewart estate,
he being IL nephew OF the ate Mrs. Stewart
OF New York.
EN.United States Treasurer Jordan has
been presented with handsome silver
punch bowl by the employees OF the treas
ury department.
The secretary of the interior has adjust
ed this claim: Zook q Aldersan. Custer
county, Mont. Amount, $6,}37, in 1884,
by Cheyenne Indians. Finding, loss 50, $50.
Prof. Elisha Gray is said to have made
new discovery which promises as extra
nvIt Ia, T.
telepl one. No patent has as yet been au-
piled ior, but the invention is protected by
30 different caveats. The general plan can
be best described by the term ''autolegrs,-
ply" 1t is claimed that it will be posi-
BILE by the invention to write upon a sheet
OF paper and have an photographic fac-si-
mile OF the writing reproduced Ivy tciesra oh
300 miles away, and probably much
greater distance. The successful expert.
lnents thus lar have been limited to about
300 miles.
The interstate commerce commission will
ask ongress next winter Tor a great deal
more than $1,000 the allowance made
them for expenses during the current year.
The commission has great deal more
work on its hands than it was ever sup
posed it could have and it begins to ap-
pear that a bureau that is to have control
OF the commerce OF the country will need
great many clerks.
James E. Newberg on trial at Cambridge,
Mass for the murder Of one Cadmen, Il
milk peddler, was convicted of murder in
the first degree.
The Interstate railroad commission has
promulgated the following: Whereas, Sec
ton 6 OF the act to regulate commerce
authorizes the commission to direct when
Joint tariffs shall be MADE public and the
prescribed measure OF publicity to be given
the same, ordered that joint tariff rates,
fares or charges established by two or
more common carriers for the transporta-
ton of passengers. or freight passing over
continu Gus lines or routes, copies OF which
are required by The sixth section to be
fled with the commission, shall be made
nuhlic so far as The sa1ne relate TO h,,si.